The Independent Investigative Panel on human rights violations by the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) and other units of the Nigerian Police in Abuja, on Monday, told the Police that it will keep adjourning, from day to day, the case of alleged arbitrary arrest, detention and enforced disappearance of John Emeka Alozie if the police fail to produce the case file of the victim before the panel.

---Seeks N250 million compensation for his brother’s extra-judicial killing

A complainant, Reverend Father Henry Ayo Sanni on Friday told the Independent Investigation Panel on Human Rights Violations by the defunct SARS and other units of the Nigeria Police Force how his younger brother, Mr. Femi Sanni was allegedly gunned down by the Police in Abuja in 2007.

- Solicits help from panel

Two witnesses listed in the case of alleged enforced disappearance made known their desire to return home with their missing family members.

A complainant, Mr. Emenike Festus Umezurike on Friday narrated his ordeals in the hands of the Nigerian Police saying that he was unlawfully detained for 28 days at the Umuagwo Police Station, Imo state where the Police tried to extort N5 million from him.